The Kingdom of Bhutan is an incredible and unique nation. Not only is it one of the few nations still left in the world that are entirely sovereign and independent, but it has also enshrined “Gross National Happiness” within its constitution as a measurable value for its citizens’ quality of life. It was only in … Read more
Basile Zaharoff is one of the most enigmatic and controversial figures in modern history. Born in what is now known as Greece, Zaharoff was a multi-faceted man – he was a tourist guide, an artillery officer, a bank clerk, and even a diplomat. But it’s likely that he will remain best remembered for his role … Read more
In July 2021, the Ahr Valley in Germany was hit by some of the worst flooding the region has ever seen. Five months on, thousands of houses were left uninhabitable, many of which are facing the challenge of living without adequate heating. As winter sets in, the rebuilding efforts are still far from over. In … Read more
A new documentary has captured the pristine natural beauty of the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean, exploring the challenges that conservationists face in a region where marine life is under threat. The film highlights the work of marine biologists and conservationists who are campaigning for the expanded protection of native species. It delves into … Read more
Our planet, the Earth, is undoubtedly the most imperative planet in the solar system. As far as we know, it is the only planet that sustains life. Being the only planet with life, scientists have always been eager to understand its complex climatic systems better. In that regard, a new episode is out, and it … Read more
The midnight stars glinted down upon a small group of friends gathered in the woods for a weekend of fun and adventure. Little did they know what lay in wait for them when they decided to play the game of “Dead Mary”, a game that has been around since time immemorial. Unwittingly, they summoned an … Read more
The ongoing war in Ukraine has caused immense suffering for its citizens, particularly among the children. With the breakdown of their homes and families due to conflict, an estimated 12,000 Ukrainian kids have been relocated to Russia. The Kremlin claims that they have all been “brought home,” but the truth may be far more complex … Read more
For Sweden’s indigenous Sami people, the recent Supreme Court ruling conferring exclusive hunting and fishing rights to them was a moment of historic significance after a decade-long legal battle. But the decision hasn’t been greeted warmly by all non-indigenous hunters and anglers, and the conflict threatens to escalate into a full-blown crisis. As the wellbeing … Read more
We can dream of adventure on other planets that we may be able to colonize some day in the distant future… but for our children, Travel means our own planet Earth. Exploring different regions step by step, making encounters hand in hand… Discovering our Earth is a multi-faceted adventure… with no frontiers or limits except … Read more
The documentary follows the journey of Lias, a male lynx living in the Upper Danube Valley. Researchers have put a transmitter collar on him to learn more about his behaviour, and the audience is invited to follow Armin Hafner, a wildlife expert, as he tracks Lias’ trail. However, Lias is one of the few lynx … Read more